45 Simplified planning zones
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (2004 c 5) | Legislation

Simplified planning zones

45  Simplified planning zones

[(A1)     The principal Act is amended in relation to Wales as follows.]

(1)     In section 83 of the principal Act [that Act] (making simplified planning zone schemes) subsection (1) is omitted.

(2)     Before section 83(2) of that Act there are inserted the following subsections—

“(1A)     This section applies if—

(²¹)ÌýÌýÌýÌý the regional spatial strategy for the region in which the area of a local planning authority in England is situated identifies the need for a simplified planning zone in that area (or any part of it);

(b)     the criteria prescribed by the National Assembly for Wales for the need for a simplified planning zone are satisfied in relation to the area (or any part of the area) of a local planning authority in Wales.

(1B)     The local planning authority must consider the question for which part or parts of their area a simplified planning zone scheme is desirable.

(1C)     The local planning authority must keep under review the question mentioned in subsection

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